Monster Hunting Game Recommendations

[Veronica]

I like the idea of hunting monsters and making weapons/armors from them hence I play this game,but is there any other isnt from this frenchise.Preferably crpg,with ♥♥♥♥ tons of monsters,you just keep killng and making tools out of them.Do you know any similiar sounding games ?

[Suzaku]

Don't know about any CRPGs, but I had a lot of fun in Wild Hearts. Game gets a bad rep with the performance issues it had, but the game ran fine on my system, and I've had a couple hundred hours of quality fun in that one.

Highly recommended to pick it up on sale and test it out yourself. If it runs well for you, keep going and have fun. If not, refund within the 2-hour window.

[Veronica]

Originally posted by Suzaku:

Don't know about any CRPGs, but I had a lot of fun in Wild Hearts. Game gets a bad rep with the performance issues it had, but the game ran fine on my system, and I've had a couple hundred hours of quality fun in that one.

Highly recommended to pick it up on sale and test it out yourself. If it runs well for you, keep going and have fun. If not, refund within the 2-hour window.

my pc cant handle it sadly and I am more interested in a turn based crpg.Since it would be a different experience where I am already playing a more of a action hunting game but also I imagine it is easier to add content to a turn based maybe even pixel/voxel based game a more content since you dont need to model animate etc. that much so it will have more to explore.

[Mr. September]

God Eater 3 is alright if you can stomach the anime tropes. The pacing is VERY fast, though. Especially if you know what you are doing. A hunt can last a couple of minutes. The only issue would be finding people to play with. Less than 200 people play it on a daily basis on PC (according to SteamDB), so you might want to bring a few friends along.

Dauntless is another option if you don't mind having to use Epic Games Launcher for it. It's free to play, so you can test it out without resorting to questionable methods of software acquisition. Last time I checked, it was pretty alright. I really doubt it caught up in terms of quality, though.